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Selling these amazing IDNs taking offer in the range of $XXX and up


OIL pack: All have million results, US overture (even the hebrew and greek) they are sold only as package and the 3 idns means OIL.com

λάδι.com greek
שמן.com hebrew
オイル.com japanese


xn--ystvnpiv-2zabcc.com (ystävänpäivä.com)
Language: Finnish
Reported on google as one of the most searched words in finnish. Means "San valentine"


xn--tyvoimatoimisto-9sb.net (työvoimatoimisto.net)
Language: Finnish
Also very searched keyword. Meaning "employment buraeu"


агенствонедвижимости.com
Language: Russian
Meaning "real state agency".
Reported on google in the 7th place for most searched words on google russia.
More than 4 MM results on google


hjärtan.com and .net (hearts) - Swedish (reported as most searched words on google sweeden)
مطار.net (Airport) - Arabic
خاتم.com (RING) - Arabic
альпинизм.com (mountaineering) - Russian
карамель.com and .net (Sweet / Candy) - Russian
ожерелье.com (necklace) - Russian
гребля.com (Rowing) - Russian
עיתון.net (newspaper) - Hebrew
λεξικό.net (dictionary) - Greek
lyže.com (ski) - Czech (one of the most importat sports there)
récords.com (records) - Spanish
γεωγραφία.com (geography) - Greek
מלחמה.com (WAR) - Hebrew
игральныекарты.com (playing cards) - Russian
мишка.com and .net (teddy bear) - Russian
 
Hi, I wanted to let you know that the word you registered for "oil" in Hebrew is the kind of oil we use on our foods, like olive oil, cranola oil, etc. It's not the word for the oil we put in our cars, like gas or petrol or something.

it's still a nice little word, but nothing like gas/petrol. The word for that in Hebrew is "delek," and it's taken, I looked.
 
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